Small Dictators Speaking in the Name of Democracy, the Right to Disagree is a Fundamental Right: Marukyan
Former ambassador with special duties Edmond Marukyan writes:
“In the next National Assembly, the pseudo-democrats fighting for a mandate are attributing the genuine protests and concerns of the people of Tavush region to foreign interference without taking turns. This rhetoric and behavior is simply disgraceful and condemnable. I am closely watching how a group of dirty agents rushes from broadcast to broadcast three times a day, labeling sincere fighters, dissenters, and clergymen.
Remember, small dictators who speak in the name of democracy, the right to disagree is a fundamental right, and anyone who labels dissenters is a petty fraud claiming to speak in the name of democracy, an ordinary opportunist. Stay calm and remember, we recognize you by your faces.”
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